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Other News for Fanners

Among taken up by the Almshouse Committee of the Board of Chosen Freeholders, was that of an "Accredited herd of cattle" for Cape Hay County. An “Accredited Herd” U one that is free !rom tuberculosis sad kept eo under the plan prescribed by the State Bureau of Animal Industry et Trenton. Under this plan the State Veterinarian will test free of charge any herd In thr State and condemn all animals reacting with tuberculosis. Farmers toeing animals as s result of such test are partly re-embureei by a fund provided for by the State Legislature and the U. 8. Department of Agriculture. The heH is then kept under constant supervision to see that new see do not break out. The Almshouse Committee has the surance of all the Freeholders that this step is a wise and progressive one and have consequently asked Lewi* Douglass, Manager of County Farm, and County Agricultural Agent Stackhouse to take the matter up with the State Bureau of Animal Industry at Trenton at once. It is felt that the County Farm should take the lead in this matter of Improving Its dairy herd me an maple for other dairies to follow.

tn VUt Vineland

The Cape May County Poultry As- .. meeting set Sst-

for the poultry nspect the poul-

try plants and hatcheries. Mr. Ulmer Woes, proprietor of a 000 hen farm in Vineland, when lecturing on poultry raising at the fall meeting of Urn Cape May County Board of Agriculture a few

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hugest poultry raising section Is the eastern United States and t* ' ~ Cape May County men and would do well to study the poultry raising methods in operation then. Mr. Wen e extended aa Isvitetk visit hi- plant when the Cape Countyltee should decide to journey there. A. B. Faun, of Beiieptain. President of the Cape May County Poultry Association, has planned to lead the party to the tatenstlug object ‘ mono awaiting up. The poultrymen will start from the Court House Building, at »:0® o’eto- k. Satura*. Dseemhsr a, and continue tlienee thiough Goahon, DennisvlUe, El dor* and Vineland. Here Is a fine opportunity to see many things pertaining to ihe poultry tmaineea. Why sot burn a little oil and gasoline in seeing them? Everyone Interee sd is

Peach orchards sprayed during the mouth of tber than in the month of March. You have - ^ - You are bound to get the material cm bathe buds swell. Third. It is r to get Ume-eulfur In the tall in the spring. Fourth. You ean wait for favorable weather mot In the spring, lastly, your mind Is set at rest bei the demouari-attoa of tall spraying of peach orchards trol peach leaf curt two yuan ago. resulted In 100% control. Where scale (San Joes or O is not present, it will not he nary to use the regular < strength of one part concentrated Ume-eulfur solution to nine parts of water. The Peach Leaf curl spray can bd made by a dilution of ouh part Ume-eulfur to IS or < water. It is needless to say that every twig mast be thoroughly costed. Anytime the weather is not at freeling temperature, spraying can be euccesBfully done. CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY

CHAIOS TO WDi A CHRISTMAS GIFT (Continual Hr-.n page PA NY, and in ths following editions of the TIMES. Uo program of-music, pubUc - —T singing wlU be held at the LMnraSBBAX. ELECTRIC COMPANY ottcu, prior to the announceit of contest winners and distribution of prisss. This is a splendid chance for any Ure wire Individual to win a beautiful Christmas present without one nt of cost to the winner. Enlist the aid of your friends. Get them to dip the coupons from the TIMES. There are no favorites in this con-

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The Prise Participants in toe TIMES' contest wiU aU have a chance to win three really beautiful prlsss, which tnay wall serve as Christmas presents in any hom->. The first prise is a Junior Floor Lamp, valued at $90. This prise is sixty-three inches high with a shade diameter of twenty-two inches. It is hand carved lamp stem, finished in Ippled polychrome, throe metal claw feet, the shade la of stretched beaver colored georgette over a mulberry interlining with a muiferry silk drum lining, beaver colored georgette and mulberry silk rueiing, plcoted. The apron is of mulberry Silk pieoted- Braid and panels of gold and mulberry with a six inch mulberry silk fringe. This prise is an artistic unit with Ugh quality silk fabrics and a shade frame of durable wire reinforced. A most attractive gift and well worth working for. The jeeond prize will appeal to eon ter tan Is like the first. And in this oiXerlng is a different electrical

the four winners and losers for the Executive Committee. The Legion receipts for ths put year Increased $500.00. Among the lively discussions was a suggestion to hold an occasional meeting or Pott rally in the towns adjacent to Court House. Reports show the Ladles' Auxiliary during the past year made * wonderful growth. The Legion Intends to rent a ball for the coming year and Invited the Auxiliary to use it each alternate week. The Auzilfar/ win stage their minstrel abow on December 15th, at tbe High School. The Legion definitely decided to retain the charter of the Societe 4®. Homme and 8 Chevaux.* This aid® order of the Legion Is of a fun provoking nature. Commander Howell briefly outlines some of the «lang for next year.

E. 0. HOWELL, JB. Mew Commander of Court Home Le-

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HOWELL ELECTED HEAD OF COURT HOUSE POST American Legion Elect Officers Meeting on Wednesday

What Are Yon Doing? Boost, and thfe world boosts with you; Knock and you’re on the shelf; 1 For the a orld gets sick of the ono who kicks And wishes he'd kick himself.

trie Percolator valued at $80. with solid ebony handle and backed . in use by a guarantee. The percolator is of a nine cup capacity and highly finished in every dete'l. The third prize waa selected with a view to lending a touch for the Children who enter the contest. This prize consists of » passe train outfit with electricity as the means of locomotion. Ths set of the Lionel variety and consists of one reversln. to-'motive with electric headlight, oue mail car. two Pullman ears, eight sections of curved track, six sections of straight track including an oval fifty-nine by thirty Inehaa. The complete leugth of the train is thirty-one inches. The price of the train is fifteen dollars. Theee prises are to be given away,

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Tbe prises are on display in the ow rooms of the UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, at Seventh street and Asbury avenue. Ocean City, and may bo seen there by any

■At the annual meeting of the Thurston-Elmer-Wood Poet, of the Amerlcrn Legion, held in Jesse D. Lndlam’s office, Wednesday evening, at Court House, E. O. Howell, was unanimously elected Poet Commander for the enaulug year. The following officers were also elected: Harry Christian. Vice-Commander; Harry Steel, Adjutant; Dr. Washburn, Historian ; Boyd Tyler, re-elected Finance Committee. Leslie Norton, Stanley Batts, Charley Springer. Elwood Langenhelzn and C. Junkert were elected Executive Committee. Jessie Ludlam, the retiring Commander. left either with Intent or otherwise, a box of Christmas cigars on hla desk. The members made such use of them that the meeting resembled a smoke barrage until some courageous member opened the windows with a dread some passerby

would turn In a fire alarm.

Some of the officers were keenly contested. Only one vote separated

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A. H SAPP, Collector. Any of tbe mfore*ald tracts or tot* mi to* redeemed by the payment to the ui derebrned. the tax collector, before *— a*le. the amount due thereon. Given under my band thU ISth day of 19)1. T A. H. BAPP. Pjper Town atop Collector.

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Notice of Meeting of Commissioners of Assessment of Yenicesa Road Notice is hereby given that I have delivered to the Commissioners of A»lent of Sea Isle City, New Jersey, a copy of the resolution passed by the Board of Commissioners of Sea Isle City, ascertaining the costs and expenses of the Improvement provided

—— ... tor by an ordinance entitled U?J* e riJLmJ^?«'Jrr umrer ' 8lnkin ‘ Ordinance to grade, gravel and curb Fuad Committee, *!0HUL th , roadway of Venicean Road from

the eouthweet curb line of Minerva street, or County Boulevard, southwest five hundred (600) feet (ae provided In Ordinance No. $1); also grading and gravelling the westerly sidewalk of Venieaan Road sad providing tor the cost and expense thereof". passed on the 8th day of Novem-

ber. 1910.

And further take notice that the said Ccmmlaaloners of Aaeeatn have appointed the 11th day of Derember. 1912. at the hour of 2 o'clock. Eastern standard time, at the office of the City Clerk, in the City Hall, at Sea Isle City, as the time and | place tor hearing the partlaa Inter-, ested in or affected by tbe sail Improvement; at which time und place | they will give all parties so Interested ] ample opportunity to be heard upon: the subject of the damages sustained or benefits conferred upon any real, estate by reason of such improvement as the case may be. JOHN L. MAHER,

City Clerk.

Dated November 29th. 1912.

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